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California casinos join rewards card program

News Brief: Sliding a Paradise Rewards membership card into a slot machine may be the key to an at-least $25,000 prize for visitors to Agua Caliente and Spa Resort casinos

The future giants of Internet gambling may end up being familiar names

Brick and mortar casinos have seen Internet gaming explode in the last decade, and there are several that are looking at the Internet as a way to expand their brand.

California casino plans questioned

News Brief: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has authorized a second Syucan casino on recently acquired land that is not part of the tribe's reservation and not yet eligible for gaming.

California public casino debate resumes

News Brief: The public debate over whether to build a casino with 2,000 slot machines and 80 gaming tables on Indian land between Valley Springs and Ione resumes during public meetings here tonight and Saturday.

California speaker focuses on compacts

News Brief: Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez has said that the gaming compacts need to be renegotiated and he has broadened the list of issues that he wants addressed.

California casino dispute resolved

ews Brief: The Chukchansi tribe has agreed to pay nearly $13 million to settle a bitter dispute with Madera County over the tribe's casino expansion.

Poker Netcast winner crowned

Poker Netcast Heads Up Challenge has crowned a winner and filming has wrapped for the television production.

Fantasy Springs chooses Agilysys system

Fantasy Springs Resort Casino selected its Agilysys Materials Management System to streamline operations, reduce costs and enhance the hotel casino's financial controls.

Inaugural Cory Lidle Memorial Poker Tournament

New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle spent countless hours during the past two years planning and hosting poker tournament fundraisers for the Make-A-Wish Foundation before his untimely death on October 11, 2006.

Station unit to buy land for tribal casino

A subsidiary of Station Casinos has reached a settlement agreement to buy 305 acres in central California for development into an American Indian gaming and entertainment site.

California compact bill introduced

egislation to approve the Los Coyotes and Big Lagoon gaming compacts has been introduced at the California capital.

Barstow casino sponsor to be named

News Brief: BarWest Gaming will announce later this week which lawmaker will officially support its plan for its Barstow, California two-casino project.

California casino construction milestone celebrated

News Brief: Travelers along I-10 might have noticed a giant barbecue Wednesday afternoon beneath towering construction cranes at the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians' new $205 million, 15-story hotel near Rancho Mirage.

Suspects indicted in casino theft

ews Brief: Three suspects were indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury on charges that they stole $198,000 during an elaborately planned predawn theft at a Humboldt County Indian casino.

Pauma-Foxwoods casino details released

ews Brief: Consultants for the Pauma Indian band have released new details about a large-scale gambling resort the North County tribe plans to develop with the Connecticut tribe that owns Foxwoods Resort Casino.

LA Poker Classic Ladies Tourney to award winner seats in two tournaments

For any woman who has ever dreamed of a seat in a World Poker Tour event, Commerce Casino has a 'can't miss' opportunity on Saturday, Feb. 3.

Gov. Schwarzenegger pushes compacts

News Brief: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is raising the stakes on lawmakers by penciling in $509 million in tribal casino payments into this year's state budget -- money the state will only receive if lawmakers approve the gambling agreements.

Crystal Casino hosts Worlds Heads Up Championship

On February 5th - 8th, 64 of the world's top players will compete in a $10,000 buy-in series of heads-up Texas Hold'em matches in a quest to be crowned the "World Heads Up Champion".

California deal needs sponsors

News Brief: A batch of California gaming deals that would let four Inland tribes operate mega-casinos needs legislative sponsors soon if it is to make it through the Legislature this session, lawmakers said Wednesday.

CNIGA chair addresses gaming conference

CNIGA Chairman Anthony Miranda gave the annual State of the Tribal Nations Address at the 12th Annual Western Indian Gaming Conference.

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